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The public schools with the highest share of male students in Massachusetts · page 28

Ranks 1,3511,400 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsMale students% Male
1351Mary E. Baker SchoolBrockton, MABrockton76937648.9%
1352ParmenterFranklin, MAFranklin30915148.9%
1353ZervasWaban, MANewton39919548.9%
1354Goodyear Elementary SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn35217248.9%
1355BowieChicopee, MAChicopee26012748.9%
1356Dover-Sherborn Regional HighDover, MADover-Sherborn61029848.9%
1357Fitchburg HighFitchburg, MAFitchburg1,22059648.9%
1358Breed Middle SchoolLynn, MALynn1,26561848.9%
1359Lincoln-Hancock Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy56527648.9%
1360Tewksbury Memorial HighTewksbury, MATewksbury69634048.9%
1361Col John RobinsonWestford, MAWestford34616948.8%
1362Israel Loring SchoolSudbury, MASudbury42620848.8%
1363Global Learning Charter Public SchoolNew Bedford, MAGlobal Learning Charter Public50824848.8%
1364HancockBrockton, MABrockton68033248.8%
1365Greenmont AvenueDracut, MADracut21110348.8%
1366John F KennedyBillerica, MABillerica33016148.8%
1367Moody ElementaryLowell, MALowell24812148.8%
1368Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public SchoolFranklin, MABenjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public89843848.8%
1369Monomoy Regional High SchoolHarwich, MAMonomoy Regional School District73836048.8%
1370Central Tree MiddleRutland, MAWachusett36918048.8%
1371Harry Lee ColeBoxford, MABoxford36717948.8%
1372Bartlett Community PartnershipLowell, MALowell40819948.8%
1373Louise A ConleyWhitman, MAWhitman-Hanson48823848.8%
1374KIPP Academy Boston Charter SchoolMattapan, MAKIPP Academy Boston Charter School64631548.8%
1375Gardner HighGardner, MAGardner80839448.8%
1376Carlos PachecoNew Bedford, MANew Bedford24211848.8%
1377George R MartinSeekonk, MASeekonk44321648.8%
1378Wamsutta Middle SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro59328948.7%
1379South Middle SchoolBrockton, MABrockton39819448.7%
1380PeabodyCambridge, MACambridge31415348.7%
1381Daniel B BruntonSpringfield, MASpringfield31415348.7%
1382McCarthy-Towne SchoolActon, MAActon-Boxborough43121048.7%
1383Beverly HighBeverly, MABeverly1,21359148.7%
1384WarnerSpringfield, MASpringfield23411448.7%
1385B M C Durfee HighFall River, MAFall River2,6421,28748.7%
1386Maynard HighMaynard, MAMaynard31015148.7%
1387NabnassetWestford, MAWestford34516848.7%
1388Manthala George Jr. SchoolBrockton, MABrockton83840848.7%
1389CranevilleDalton, MACentral Berkshire45822348.7%
1390Northampton HighNorthampton, MANorthampton87542648.7%
1391Conservatory Lab Charter SchoolDorchester, MAConservatory Lab Charter45422148.7%
1392Doherty MiddleAndover, MAAndover49324048.7%
1393Winn BrookBelmont, MABelmont30414848.7%
1394Winthrop L Chenery Upper ElementaryBelmont, MABelmont1,02349848.7%
1395Shawsheen ElementaryWilmington, MAWilmington30414848.7%
1396Manomet ElementaryPlymouth, MAPlymouth26312848.7%
1397Woodsdale Elementary SchoolAbington, MAAbington37218148.7%
1398AbornLynn, MALynn22410948.7%
1399Sandwich Middle High SchoolEast Sandwich, MASandwich88843248.6%
1400Hanson Middle SchoolHanson, MAWhitman-Hanson44221548.6%
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